Assume that the time dependent volatility function (t) is deterministic. Suppose we write imp (t, T)

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Assume that the time dependent volatility function σ(t) is deterministic. Suppose we write σimp (t, T) as the implied volatility obtained from the time-t price of a European option with maturity T , for T > t. Show that

o (T) = 2  omp(t, T) +2(T  1)mp(t, T); Timp (t, T).

In real situations, we may have the implied volatility available only at discrete times Ti,i = 1, 2, ··· ,N. Assuming the volatility σ(T) to be piecewise constant over each time interval [Ti−1,Ti],i = 1, 2, ··· ,N, show that

o(u) = - (Ti  1)omp(t, Ti)  (Ti  1)omp(t, Ti) Ti - Ti-1 for Ti-1The implied volatility σimp(t, T ) and the time dependent volatility function σ(t) are related by

T omp(t, T)(Tt) = = [7 0 (u) du.

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